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I didn't need the History channel when I was a kid to learn about fascism. I had a Grand Father that was in Europe and he didn't talk much about the war a few of his buddies did and I read/looked at books. We were taught history in school as well. I had a teacher whose family had escaped from East Germany and she was an amazing teacher, a little left wing but that's understandable. I grew up during the Cold War, when we still had Nukes on Canadian soil. Now we were always called "peace keepers". That bothers me because during both wars Canadian soldiers were feared on the battlefield. The peace keeper name started with the UN missions but it was also the beginning of the end of our once great military.